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Author: Marta Tullis

Take A Walk With Me J. Elliot Howard About The Book Take A Walk With Me follows along the journey started in my first book, REWRITTEN LIVES. Love is a journey as well as a spirit. This book of poetry takes on the concept that of all the people and connections in the world, there is one connection where the couple involved can walk up to the other and say "take a walk with me", and without question begin the journey. The poetry in this book serves as notes along the way. About the Author Born in Findlay, Ohio. At the age of 16, my family moved to Sugar Land, TX. Shortly after moving, I began to write. No matter where I went, my writing followed. I wrote while attending University Of Houston, transferring and graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, graduate school at Bowling Green State University, marriage, fatherhood, and all points in between. Poetry is my snapshot in time because words mean more than pictures to me. They allow me to look, remember, and truly embrace each new experience. I love the ci

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GUEST AUTHOR: Sandra Lee, author of Dear Donald: Letters From A Loving Deplorable. Dear Donald: Letters From A Loving Deplorable By Sandra Lee Donald Trump has changed my life. I love writing. I've always written songs, poems, stories, articles, and plays. “The Donald” inspired me to write my first book. This man has held my attention captive for the last several years. I am not just listening, I am driven to listen, watch and observe every political and personal move. Why? Do I care more about my country than I ever have? I do. I reminisce about politicians who would urge their voters to do the right thing for the sake of their children and grandchildren. I listened to those pleas and could not relate to them before I had children of my own. I am deeply concerned about the world that they are inheriting. I support Donald Trump’s vision for our country, but there is more. He has inspired something remarkable in me. He seems ageless and tireless as he moves forward. When I feel old and tired, I wat

ARMAND KING COO Fueled by his experiences in the streets, Armand co-founded Paving Great Futures and now works to guide others out of the systemic prison pipeline. As a young man, Armand was misguided by the streets and, in turn, misguided others, blind to the detriment of his actions. His life mission now is detouring individuals from the many socio-economic pitfalls faced by the underserved communities in San Diego. CONTACT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mary L. Flett, Ph.D.

Unprecedented Government Spending By Antony Davies, Co-Author of COOPERATION AND COERCION The federal government has pumped $4.8 trillion into the economy over the past 11 months. Imagine what the U.S. would have looked like had the government just divided that $4.8 trillion among U.S. households. What would that have done? There are 123 million households in the U.S. Given income cutoffs, the stimulus checks have been going out to around 80 percent of those households. Had the government simply divided that $4.8 trillion evenly among the 80 percent of 123 million households, each would have received a check for almost $50,000. Now think about what the U.S. would look like right now if 80 percent of households had received a check for $50,000. For one thing, and for the first time in the history of the human race, a country would have entirely eradicated poverty

John Tamny, author of When Politicians Panicked: The New Coronavirus, Expert Opinion, and a Tragic Lapse of Reason

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